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Aparajit Sanyal

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Yes, you can definitely go IR course from MBA colleges that are eligible for executive MBA along with your job. According to me, you can study in India and then look for jobs aboard as education in India is better than many B-schools abroad.

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Aarush Pandey

Contributor-Level 10

Here is the list of finance certifications you should do after MBA? Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
Certified Financial Planner (CFP)
FLIP Certifications
Financial Risk Manager
Company Secretary (CS)
Actuary
Certificate in Quantitative Finance
Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)
Certification in Risk Management Assurance (CRMA)

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

Scholar-Level 17

Yes, you can definitely pursue M.A. in psychology. Already having done MBA which gives scope for many opportunities, you need to have a better clarity as why you want to pursue a career in Psychology. Psychology is one of the interesting field to study and practice as a career.

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Aarush Pandey

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Management is an ever-changing ball game. In the previous generation, mere people management skills could ensure a successful management career progression. This is not the case in today's competitive environment. Management skills both soft and technical are required for a successful career. Not only have the skills required changed but also the job profiles. We at Lexicon have compiled a list of the top 7 management jobs in the future to ensure you can upskill yourself accordingly.
1) Statistician - It is predicted that the number of jobs for statisticians will increase by 33% by 2026. This number is much larger than the predicted in
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Aarush Pandey

Contributor-Level 10

Here is the list of finance certifications you should do after MBA? Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
Certified Financial Planner (CFP)
FLIP Certifications
Financial Risk Manager
Company Secretary (CS)
Actuary
Certificate in Quantitative Finance
Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)
Certification in Risk Management Assurance (CRMA)
Lexicon MILE offers courses with the finance specialisation and is extremely useful to kick start a career in finance, with a certification this course can get you to any place you wish to get to. Visit http://lexiconmile.com/specialisations.php for more information.

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ravi mahawarStudent

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To become a lecturer after completing post-graduation, you should go for National Eligibility Test (NET). The NET Exam is conducted by the National Testing Agency to select the candidates for the post of Assistant Professor (Lecturer) and for the award of Junior Research Fellowship. As you have pursued MBA, you can apply for UGC NET Management subject. The minimum eligibility criteria to apply for this exam is
Post-graduation with minimum 55% aggregate marks
No age limits
The NTA conducts UGC NET Exam twice a year. If you are interested to appear then check the complete application process and apply for it.

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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?

Scholar-Level 17

You should do internship in investment banking before MBA, because it gives you leverage in terms of placement.

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

Scholar-Level 17

This question is more like what would you like to have for lunch, Ramen or Rice. This, totally depends on your likeness, your choice and priority. You cannot compare a two different thing with different course of study, different perspective and different objectives altogether. MBA is a management course, opted and pursued by people who is planning a more corporate setup of job and career in that field. It is a job oriented course. MSW is more from a perspective of social work, driven by your will to work for the community. There are lot of opportunities in development sector, government organisation and NGOs. You can even take up new
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Rasika Patil

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As the name implies, marketing management combines the fields of marketing and management. Marketing consists of discovering consumer needs and wants, creating the goods and services that meet those needs and wants; and pricing, promoting, and delivering those goods and service.
There are lots of jobs for MBA in Marketing. Here is the list of few jobs for which you can apply:
Area Manager
Sales Executive
Team Leader
Divisional Head
Marketing/business development Executive. Business development manager. Communication process design consultant. Sales and distributor manager. Business editor. Associate, special projects. Branch manager. Market
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Shail Oberoi

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Since you already have 3 year work experience in marketing, you should pursue MBA in marketing and take advantage of your practical experience in the said area. Thus, sharpen your skills in the marketing domain and grow professionally.

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